Cemeteries in Fayetteville

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05/02/2009

Cemeteries in Fayetteville

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Baldwin Cemetery (sometimes called Bean Cemetery)
Buckner Cemetery
Combs Cemetery
Confederate Cemetery
Dowell Cemetery
Evergreen Cemetery
Fairview Cemetery
Hester Cemetery
Mount Comfort Cemetery
National Cemetery
Miller Cemetery
Oak Cemetery (sometimes also called Twin Oaks Cemetery)
St. Joseph's Catholic Cemetery
Skelton Cemetery
Stearns Cemetery
Sutton Cemetery
Tharp Cemetery
Walker Cemetery
Wilson Cemetery
Zion Cemetery

Former cemeteries include:
University Cemetery

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